The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-01
LOCAL pREv1TIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About

Matters OF Minor Moment In anu ABOUT
'' tho City.
ONE marriage license wac Issued ,yaster-
day. IA. N,Na4 ~ glElb 9aI
DUNNO the year 1886 Recorder Hook
imued SOL marriage Licences. n
THE La Belle nail factory, having 70.
ceiyed largo supply Of steel, will start
up on full time this morning.
TIE last will and testament OF George
Clator, deceased, was yesterday admitted
to probate and ordered To be recorded.
TIE Engiiah steamship companies have
notified their agents here that eteerage
rates have been advanced from $l4 to SO.
GEORGE E. BoYD, ,R, yesterday filed his
bond aa notary public with Clerk Hook,
his father, Judge George E. Boyd, being
bis surety. E5'.. a5r.I,
IT Is reported that tho miners employed
In kelly'B bank, across the river, have
gone back To work at the terms offered by
the company after being out for over two
weeks. IN w.
! LETTERS addressed TO tho following
named persona remain unclaimed at the
postoillce: Jackey Newton, NJ. Mench,
Miss Els 10y, Ron Hamilton, Alfred
Campbell. NJ .5
! "A TELEGRAM received by Col. T. p. Shall
cross yesterday from q. s. Marshal Sehon
announces that U. s. Court will not oper
here until Wednesday, the Cour! still BE-
ing In session at parkersburg.
!: CAROLINE Rolf yesterday qualified AZ
executrix OF tho will OF Conrad Rolf, de-
ceased, and gave bond in the sum O.
5000, without surety, no surety being re-
quired by the terms Of the will.
, RICHARD BRADLEY and John Kline, twt
half grown boys arrested by Officers Bel
and Carney for lighting in Alley IA, Sstur
day evening, were fined 50 and coats BY
Judge Jeflsrs yesterday morning.
!, CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord deed made February 2S, by William
P. Hubbard and II. NJ. Russell, specia
commissioners, 10 John ". Mitchell, IL
consideration Of S575, for lot "a OF thu
I Zane tract, On the Island.
LETTERS received hero from Hsmlin
F. Lincoln County, say there is little or NJ
foundation for the sensational report 0
the iatal wounding Of five men there sen
out from Charleatown. There wan q row
I but nobody was seriously hurt.
TIE large dynamo Tor the incandcscen
electric light p!ant has been received ant
I will be put in position in few days
Everything is being gotten in readiness
aud 1t Is expected that tho plant will b.
ready TO light up inside OF ten days.
! The glass house at Washington, Pa, Il
! running five furnaces night and day, ant
, turning out about four tons Of manu-
featured articles daily. Ninety person.
!. are employed, seventy.fve Of them bcin,
: taken from the village. Tho psy-rol
amounts to nearly $1,000 week.
a The Crescent mill went on as usual yes
terday morning. The Top mill heater
/ also went to work. The Wheeling stee
plant, at Renwood, went on full time. Tht
Benwood heaters went on and the miller.
, will likely 60 on in q day. or two. Thu
Belmont heaters resumed work. The FAC
: tory will likely 60 on the latter part Of the
week.
JouN SULLIVAN, run in by. Officer Dun
, lap Saturday, for picking tho pocket d
Mrs. Burt at the Second ward marke
house, was given hearing before Squire
Phillips yesterday morning. Mrs. Bur
: testified that she had caught tho mar
with his hand in her pocket twice before
he snatched her purse and ordered him
each time to stop it. The Squire bound
Sullivan over in Thea OF $500 to appear
before the next grand jury. He went tc
. iail.